amina akhtar

A clean hero exploration for an AI publishing platform.

What would you improve?

Fable 5 is seriously impressive.

Now I'm just waiting for it to build websites like these...

...without me saying, "Let's try one more prompt." 😅

Or opening Figma five minutes later anyway.

Or redesigning the hero because I had "one better idea."

Or tweaking the layout until the grid finally approves.

Or zooming out, squinting at the screen, and somehow finding another thing to fix.

Designers will understand. 😂

A $100M enterprise doesn't look busy. It looks like this.

Premium brands don't compete for attention with flashy gradients or unnecessary animations.

They earn trust through clarity, typography, spacing, and systems that scale.

Every section has a purpose. Every pixel supports the story.

Enterprise isn't a style. It's intentional execution.

My first @framer template Solén is live on the Marketplace 🖤

A cinematic black & white agency template built for design studios who want to look as premium as the work they deliver.

10+ sections. Fully responsive. CMS ready. Built to convert.

Go grab it.

Just launched Solén, my first Framer template.

A cinematic B&W agency template built for design studios who want to look as premium as the work they deliver. 🖤

Premium isn't a style. It's a series of tasteful decision 🤍

Editorial layouts prove the most confident brands never need to shout.

Nothing beats clean, Minimal, Intentional designs.

A premium footer is built with restraint, not decoration.

Framer 3.0 removed the review process.

But I kept building, polishing every section.

Because quality always outlasts fast.

My first template drops soon.

This is the vibe the next generation of AI companies will chase. $500M enterprise energy included.

About section 👀

Designed this hero section for a new SaaS venture.

Any thoughts?

Nothing beats clean design

A $100M enterprise doesn’t look busy. It looks like this.

Obsessed with my first Framer template 🫣

This is what obsessing over craft looks like 👀

Taste is a skill. This is the proof.

AI Agents can speed things up.

It can't replace taste.

Design exploration for an upcoming project.

Any thoughts?